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Can someone give me a compelling reason to start programming in Go? My default language at the moment is C, or C++.
I also found it's faster to read the library code than the docs. A lot of thought has gone into making the language and library clean and easy to understand.
Can someone give me a compelling reason to start programming in Go? My default language at the moment is C, or C++.
Once Go is installed, I can make a simple web app from scratch that displays parameters from the URL or request body in just over 95 seconds with Go, using only the standard library. I can cross-compile it for another OS and architecture, then deploy a single binary file without worrying about dependencies, dynamic linking, or segfaults. Try doing that in C/C++. Maybe a better comparison is to more systems-level appl…
Just to make sure I'm not missing it: fsnotify didn't make it into Go 1.4, right? 1.5 maybe? :)
Aside from that, this is yet another great release! :)
Doesn't look like it's been pushed to the canonical git repo or Github just yet: https://go.googlesource.com/go https://github.com/golang/go/releases Aside from that, this is yet another great release! :)
Can you build Android UI using Go? I have not found a good UI library in Go.
Can someone give me a compelling reason to start programming in Go? My default language at the moment is C, or C++.
Can you build Android UI using Go? I have not found a good UI library in Go.
Also can someone please give a brief description of whole process to write a simple Android app in Go? What are the bare bone setup(Go, JDK, Android SDK??, etc.), so I can develop and compile? Is the final result an apk file? Thanks.